Excerpt from Draft Constitution of the Irish Free State: To Be Submitted to the Provisional Parliament
A member of the armed forces of the Irish Free State /saorstat Eireann not on active service shall not be tried by any Court Martial for an offence cognisable by the Civil Courts.
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